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Higinson, Thomas Wentworth, 1823-1911, reformer. Cambridge, Mass. To Franklin Benjamin Sanborn. Record of William Ellery Channing's admission to Harvard., 1892, March 17 - box 6

Date:
1892, March 17 -
Scope Content:
Accompanied by: 1) Sanborn, Franklin Benjamin, Quatrain for William Ellery Channing's burial urn. Autograph document 1 p. 13 cm.; 2) Channing, William Ellery. Sonnet to my pipe, January 3, 1857. Copy. 1 p. 21 cm.; 3) Sanborn, Franklin Benjamin. To ? October 16, 1905. Typescript letter (carbon) 1 p. 28 cm. Removed from William Ellery Channing's Poems of sixty-five years. Selected and edited by Franklin Benjamin Sanborn. Philadelphia and Concord, J. H. Bentley, 1902 (Lilly PS1290 .P6).
  1. Accompanied by: 1) Sanborn, Franklin Benjamin, Quatrain for William Ellery Channing's burial urn. Autograph document 1 p. 13 cm.; 2) Channing, William Ellery. Sonnet to my pipe, January 3, 1857. Copy. 1 p. 21 cm.; 3) Sanborn, Franklin Benjamin. To ? October 16, 1905. Typescript letter (carbon) 1 p. 28 cm.
  2. Removed from William Ellery Channing's Poems of sixty-five years. Selected and edited by Franklin Benjamin Sanborn. Philadelphia and Concord, J. H. Bentley, 1902 (Lilly PS1290 .P6).
  1. Lilly Library
  2. Miscellaneous mss., 2100 BCE-1992
  3. Miscellaneous mss.

Hilton, Steven M., December 2, 1991

Unit ID:
90-044
Date:
December 2, 1991
Scope Content:
Steven M. Hilton, a director of the Hilton Foundation, discusses the mission and vision of his grandfather, Conrad Hilton, the founder of this philanthropic institution. He speaks of the impact of Catholicism on the development of his own values and philosophy of philanthropy and also on the grants funded by the Hilton Foundation. Hilton also discusses the influence of the nineteen sixties on himself personally and on philanthropy in general. He comments on the nature of family foundations and his association with them. In addition, Hilton speaks of the Hilton Foundation's national and international focus, its commitment to early childhood development, grant making, and grant evaluation.

Steven M. Hilton, a director of the Hilton Foundation, discusses the mission and vision of his grandfather, Conrad Hilton, the founder of this philanthropic institution. He speaks of the impact of Catholicism on the development of his own values and philosophy of philanthropy and also on the grants funded by the Hilton Foundation. Hilton also discusses the influence of the nineteen sixties on himself personally and on philanthropy in general. He comments on the nature of family foundations and his association with them. In addition, Hilton speaks of the Hilton Foundation's national and international focus, its commitment to early childhood development, grant making, and grant evaluation.

  1. Center for Documentary Research and Practice
  2. American Foundations Oral History Project, 1989-1993

Hinton, Sir John, 1603?-1682, physician. Memoires by Sir John Hinton, Physitian [sic] in ordinary to his Majesties Person., 1679 - Bound Bound

Date:
1679 -
Scope Content:
Phillips mss. 4267 Leaves lined in red ink on recto and verso Text written in printed style on recto Bound in contemporary English black leather Full-gilt spine Covers decorated in gold with drawer-handle and filigree tools, extra Two silver clasps, gilt edges, marbled endpapers Spine and edges worn Published in London in 1814 of which one hundred copies were printed
  1. Phillips mss. 4267
  2. Leaves lined in red ink on recto and verso
  3. Text written in printed style on recto
  4. Bound in contemporary English black leather
  5. Full-gilt spine
  6. Covers decorated in gold with drawer-handle and filigree tools, extra
  7. Two silver clasps, gilt edges, marbled endpapers
  8. Spine and edges worn
  9. Published in London in 1814 of which one hundred copies were printed
  1. Lilly Library
  2. Miscellaneous mss., 2100 BCE-1992
  3. Miscellaneous mss.

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